After not making his health records public, Donald Trump's cancellation of several key events has sparked fresh concerns about the former president's mental health. The 78-year-old, if elected, who become the oldest President to ever rule the country. But in the run-up to November 5, the fact that former president has canceled at least four big events is making voters uneasy.
After having canceled ABC's '60 Minutes' interview, the proposal of a 2nd debate with Kamala Harris and not confirming a town hall event with CNN, Trump surprised even his supporters by canceling his appearance at the National Rifles Association (NRA) event Thursday.
Questions over Donald Trump's mental health were first raised after a 'bizarre' town hall with South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem in which Trump stopped taking questions after two attendees fell ill and played music for nearly an hour.
This has fueled fresh concerns over Trump's ability to lead in the Oval Office for the next four years.
Earlier on Thursday, comedian Jimmy Kimmel blasted Trump for not releasing his medical reports. Notably, Kamala Harris recently released her medical reports publicly, which stated that she is 'in excellent health' and fit to work as POTUS. Trump, notably, has refused to make his reports public.
“The guy who’s up in the middle of the night reading tweets about himself, wants to give someone else a cognitive test,” Kimmel said, slamming Trump for being fixated on Kamala Harris' intelligence. The GOP nominee has questioned Harris' IQ several times in rallies.